There are 2 basic conditions we need to check

1. That each button will open up it's related interface
2. That security levels will be checked -- if the user doesn't have access to a particular interface then that button should be greyed out.

We must prepare the data in the system to meet the following conditions:

1. User1 will have NOT have access to anything but the Logout button
   INPUT
   • We then login to the system as user1, and try clicking on the various buttons on the Main Menu (saving logout for last).
   Expected Result
   • The Main Menu displays all the buttons as greyed OUT except the Logout button.
   • Clicking on any of the Greyed Out buttons will result in NO action.
   • Clicking on the Logout button will result in the user being logged out of the system.

2. User2 will ONLY have access to the Product Interface
   INPUT
   • We then login to the system as user2, and try clicking on the various buttons on the Main Menu (saving logout for last).
   Expected Result
   • The Main Menu displays all the buttons as greyed OUT except the Product and Logout buttons.
   • Clicking on any of the Greyed Out buttons will result in NO action.
   • Clicking on the Products button will result in the Products Interface being displayed.
   • Clicking on the Logout button will result in the user being logged out of the system.

3. User3 will ONLY have access to the Ordering Interface
   INPUT
   • We then login to the system as user3, and try clicking on the various buttons on the Main Menu (saving logout for last).
   Expected Result
   • The Main Menu displays all the buttons as greyed OUT except the Orders and Logout buttons.
   • Clicking on any of the Greyed Out buttons will result in NO action.
   • Clicking on the Orders button will result in the Orders Interface being displayed.
   • Clicking on the Logout button will result in the user being logged out of the system.

4. other combinations of access levels will be tested in a similar manner.

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